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  • "Pentagram used the visual language and colors from the identity to develop various interiors for a number of environments including Citibank “Blue”, general consumer banking outlet, and Citigold, a more luxurious “affluent customer” outlet."

  • "The signage brings the angle to life in the pattern of perforated mesh that covers two sides of the box-like structures, creating a dynamic optical effect that resonates with the Nike brand."

  • "The visuals that Pentagram created revolve around a theme of triangles, and in particular an equilateral triangular symbol to represent the ecosystem of Giving, Earning and Sustaining."

  • "The custom typography evokes the design of the jewelry with modular, link-like letterforms."

  • "The square logos—one the museum’s full name, the other the acronym—work in combination with their typical “chop” in Chinese characters, which the designers also modified."

  • "Visitors can take the icons and Pavilion symbol home with them on a range of souvenirs and Pavilion-themed merchandise, including flatware, mugs, espresso cups, buttons, hats, aprons, totes, t-shirts and even baby onesies."

  • "The name is placed in the iconic circular symbols used for the train lines, and typography appears in Helvetica like signs in the stations."

  • "The expansive addition includes a suite of new galleries, artist studios, flexible public and special event spaces, education classrooms, a café, back-of-house facilities, and visitor amenities."

  • "Layered typography and colors visually convey the idea of unity at the heart of the global organization."

  • "The new identity needed to provide VRT with a brand that reflected its ambitions; to increase the impact, relevance and user-friendliness of its established radio and TV brands in the digital space."

  • "The aim of the campaign was to create a ‘lightbulb moment’, where people would quickly grasp the relatively complex concept of a circular economy."

  • "Using custom typography, the identity establishes an iconic brand for The New School as a whole, while also setting apart the university’s different schools, institutes and programs."

  • "The strong but simple type-only cover also echoes the DIY spirit of the period, which followed closely on the heels of punk."

  • "The installation playfully suspends the garments at different heights from the ceiling, creating an animated vista as museum goers approach the gallery."

  • Richard Haas was commissioned to paint a trompe l'oeil mural on a drab apartment building, transforming it into a fantastic homage to Chicago architecture.